[JohnnyRudeboy]

Hi guys, I'm new to tennis but an old degenerate. I use a local via website which offers tennis odds but no parlays. I've had a pretty good run but would like the option of parlaying some of the big favorites.

Any help and of course a few winners are most appreciated

[MUHerd37]

5Dimes is best. BookMaker is 2nd.

[BrianLaverty]

Heritage let's you parlay tennis also.

[Justin7]

5d is a good tennis book, but they have very good parlay defense. There are better options for parlay players, if you are regularly making limit bets.

[EaglesPhan36]

Betonline is also an option. They have totals, handicaps and moneylines - other than 5Dimes, I think they are the only US friendly book that has all that. 5Dimes obvious #1 for all tennis options as far as US players IMO.

[JohnnyRudeboy]

Thanks for all the advice people!

Not sure what you mean by "good parlay defense" Justin, can you explain?

I check your thread regularly EaglesPhan, good stuff in there!

[reformed]

what is parlay defense?

[Justin7]

Parlay defense. Software that limits a book's exposure to +EV bets on parlays.

For example, if 5d allows a max bet of 500 on a match, any wagers in parlays or straight count against that limit. Most books don't do this. So if you like a play (or 20 plays), you never straight bet them. You put them in round-robin parlays. 5d's software prevents this from working (and oddly enough, so does SIA). I don't think any other book on SBR's recommended list does this.

[Boxing Champ]

I still don't get it...